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Similar symptoms, climate change & testing gaps: Why monsoon illnesses are so often misdiagnosed
Monsoon illnesses often present with symptoms similar to common viral fevers. Overlapping symptoms and diagnostic infrastructure gaps delay timely detection of these diseases. Vector-borne illnesses like dengue and chikungunya surge during the rainy season. Climate change and urbanization contribute to year-round breeding habitats for disease vectors. Prompt medical care is crucial for infants and children facing increased monsoon health risks.
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